CURRENT LEAD TIME FOR ORDERS CONTAINING A BIG SQUEEZE IS 2-3 WEEKS
We designed the Big Squeeze with one objective in mind: Hold any device in any terrain. And by hold we mean hold steady, without wobble, without constant readjustments. Just rock-solid holding power for folks who need to read their map while skipping through whoops or getting rattled over nasty washboard. It will hold everything from a small phone to a full-sized iPad and doesn't need any sort of special case to do it.
Note: Sold without mounting hardware. Check out our complete bundles or purchase mounting options separately. Compatible with RAM ball and socket mounts or our own Low-Profile Bar Clamps.
$109.00
Big Squeeze Tablet Mount
Use this one to mount directly to our RKA DAshboard,
or a flat surface.
Hondo Garage designed the Big Squeeze with one objective in mind: Hold any device in any terrain. And by hold we mean hold steady, without wobble, without constant readjustments. Just rock-solid holding power for folks who need to read their map while skipping through whoops or getting rattled over nasty washboard. It will hold everything from a small phone to a full-sized iPad and doesn't need any sort of special case to do it.
Clamps any device from .75" to 8"
Holds steady in the roughest terrain
Insert and remove devices with one hand
Machined out of aluminum and stainless steel
CURRENT LEAD TIME FOR ORDERS CONTAINING A BIG SQUEEZE IS 2-3 WEEKS
We designed the Big Squeeze with one objective in mind: Hold any device in any terrain. And by hold we mean hold steady, without wobble, without constant readjustments. Just rock-solid holding power for folks who need to read their map while skipping through whoops or getting rattled over nasty washboard. It will hold everything from a small phone to a full-sized iPad and doesn't need any sort of special case to do it.
Note: Sold without mounting hardware. Check out our complete bundles or purchase mounting options separately. Compatible with RAM ball and socket mounts or our own Low-Profile Bar Clamps.
